John-David

No, he was a great dude.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. He was the type of guy that he worked hard. Well, he was a public relations man. And he could go to Dollywood and nobody knew who he was.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. He was the type of guy that he worked hard. Well, he was a public relations man. And he could go to Dollywood and nobody knew who he was.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. He was the type of guy that he worked hard. Well, he was a public relations man. And he could go to Dollywood and nobody knew who he was.

No, she said it. He's kind of an introvert. And it worked great for their relationship.

No, she said it. He's kind of an introvert. And it worked great for their relationship.

No, she said it. He's kind of an introvert. And it worked great for their relationship.

That's when I was a kid. It was when she was on the family show, man. I never can think of that guy's name. The guy she started out with, Porter Wagner. On his show.

That's when I was a kid. It was when she was on the family show, man. I never can think of that guy's name. The guy she started out with, Porter Wagner. On his show.

That's when I was a kid. It was when she was on the family show, man. I never can think of that guy's name. The guy she started out with, Porter Wagner. On his show.

What? No, I'm with you. I'm with you. Yeah, what? Yes, turn off your microphone. No, Taylor Swift ain't in it. Look, Taylor Swift ain't in Dolly Parton's league.

What? No, I'm with you. I'm with you. Yeah, what? Yes, turn off your microphone. No, Taylor Swift ain't in it. Look, Taylor Swift ain't in Dolly Parton's league.

What? No, I'm with you. I'm with you. Yeah, what? Yes, turn off your microphone. No, Taylor Swift ain't in it. Look, Taylor Swift ain't in Dolly Parton's league.

She gone. No, no. I had a lady. She was fixing to have a baby. Yeah. For crying out loud. A baby. I was in South Carolina.

She gone. No, no. I had a lady. She was fixing to have a baby. Yeah. For crying out loud. A baby. I was in South Carolina.

She gone. No, no. I had a lady. She was fixing to have a baby. Yeah. For crying out loud. A baby. I was in South Carolina.

Well, she was, you know, and I said, they told me about it. And I said, hey, why didn't you tell me? I said, hey, have she owned a stretcher? And they said, yeah. I said, hey, pick her up, bring her up here on stage. Wheel her on in here, buddy. I said, bring her on in here where I can meet her, and then she can go to the hospital and have her baby where she's got people taking care of her.

Well, she was, you know, and I said, they told me about it. And I said, hey, why didn't you tell me? I said, hey, have she owned a stretcher? And they said, yeah. I said, hey, pick her up, bring her up here on stage. Wheel her on in here, buddy. I said, bring her on in here where I can meet her, and then she can go to the hospital and have her baby where she's got people taking care of her.

Well, she was, you know, and I said, they told me about it. And I said, hey, why didn't you tell me? I said, hey, have she owned a stretcher? And they said, yeah. I said, hey, pick her up, bring her up here on stage. Wheel her on in here, buddy. I said, bring her on in here where I can meet her, and then she can go to the hospital and have her baby where she's got people taking care of her.

I don't care. Look, hey, that was in the summertime, like in August. And it was hot and people were in line passing out.